Heisenberg Diamonds - Pink Rozay

These are Pink Rozay diamonds from Heisenberg, a cannabis concentrate made of THCA crystals and named for the Pink Rozay strain.

What makes a diamond

THCA diamonds are crystals that form as a cannabis extract separates, and the THCA in them turns into THC when heated. Our guide to what THC diamonds are and how they are made covers the process in more depth.

Pink Rozay, the strain behind the name

Pink Rozay comes from Cookies, according to Leafly, which classes it as a potent indica. In AllBud‘s entry, the parents are Lemonchello 10 and LPC75 and the split is about 80% indica. On Leafly, Lychee and Smackerz appear as its offspring.

Leafly connects the strain to the bright floral flavours of rosé wine, and AllBud says the name reflects its colour and flavour. Leafly sums up that flavour as rose, flowery and lavender, while AllBud’s aroma notes centre on sweet strawberry with nutty, herbal and spicy touches. Leafly reviewers add rose perfume and notes of raspberry or hibiscus tea to that picture. On Leafly’s terpene chart, caryophyllene comes first, with myrcene and limonene behind it.

Among Leafly reviewers of the strain, relaxed is the most reported feeling. AllBud’s description has the effects arriving quickly in the head and then settling into a relaxing body feel, and its effect tags include euphoria, tingly and uplifting.

Pacing a THCA concentrate

Health Canada counts extracts such as hash, kief, wax and shatter among high-THC products, and THCA diamonds are an extract as well; its advice is that new or occasional users avoid them. Its lower-risk use guidelines add a firm rule for any cannabis: no driving for at least 6 hours afterwards.